Entertainment Award" and won "Best Choreography Award in a West End show". Also, in 1993, they performed in an advertisement for apples for the Australian Horticultural Corporation. Stomp began its run at the Orpheum Theatre in New York City in February 1994 winning an Obie Award and a Drama Desk Award for Most Unique Theatre Experience. By the summer of 1994, the first American cast was in place at the Orpheum, freeing the original cast for a tour of North America and Japan. An extended version of Stomp, involving up to 30 cast members, was originally created for the Brighton Festival and was subsequently presented in Melbourne. It was most recently seen in September 1995 in an open-air production at the Acropolis in Athens and at the Royal Festival Hall in London. In October 1995, Stomp appeared on an episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. One by one, the entire cast was interviewed by Space Ghost on the Cartoon Network television sitcom Space Ghost Coast to Coast and appeared on Reading Rainbow in 1996. The cast cameoed on the seventh season of Mad About You, Season 7, Episode 5, "The Silent Show," 10 November 1998. 2000–present Stomp performed at the Lincoln Memorial at the Millennium celebrations of US President Bill Clinton. During 2000, a Sesame Street special "Let's Make Music", a collaboration between Stomp and the Muppets, was released on TV and video in North America. Cresswell and McNicholas began production of their IMAX film, Pulse: A Stomp Odyssey, in Brazil during Carnaval 2000 and completed it in the summer of 2002. Pulse features an international cast, with performances from Kodo, Timbalada and Eva Yerbabuena. It was released in the fall of 2002 and won two awards at La Geode's film festival in Paris the following year. In 2004 it received the ultimate IMAX Award for Best Film at the GSTA in Montreal. Pulse is still playing in IMAX cinemas worldwide. In September 2002, Stomp entered London's West End at the Vaudeville Theatre, and later that year performed as part of the Royal Variety Show for the second time. In 2003, a Dolby Digital trailer featuring Stomp performances debuted in cinemas worldwide, and the following year an Emmy nominated sequence was created for ABC Sports coverage of the World Figure Skating Championships. In 2006, Stomp's New York production passed its 5000th performance mark. In the same year, Cresswell and McNicholas directed